Why Compost is Nature’s Best Fertilizer: 5 Microbial Benefits for Roots

🦠 1. Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria

These microbes convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form plants can absorb, fueling leafy growth.

🧫 2. Phosphorus-Solubilizing Fungi

They break down soil-bound phosphorus and release it to support root development and flowering.

🔄 3. Decomposers

Fungi and bacteria decompose organic materials, releasing a steady stream of nutrients over time.

🛡️ 4. Biocontrol Agents

Some microbes outcompete or suppress pathogens in the soil, acting like natural antibiotics for your plants.

🌱 5. Mycorrhizal Relationships

These beneficial fungi form networks with plant roots, extending their reach and improving nutrient uptake.

Using compost loaded with microbial life means your soil isn’t just a growing medium—it’s a living support system.

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